New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-12-04
THE WEEK IN SOCIETY
DAYS FOR TEAS AND REUEpyyovs
FALL WEDDINGS ABOUT OyER-socIErY IN FRY.
ACTIVITY THIS WEEK.

FALL WEDDINGS ABOUT OyER-sOCIETY IN pr,.
ACTIVITY THIS WEEK.
What may be called the fall series n vedl,,,. =,
now fairly over and the day OF small things IN soco,v
has arrived This means a round Of icas calls racon
lions and charity fairs. Last week Is toerabl, ~,
Of them, but their number nothing 10 What vm
probably mark the next ten DAYS. Everybody IA a,
town to stay until Christmas anyway. ard IN, alta.
moons pretty generally given up to seeing one,
dear five hundred friends cup Of tea or choco
late and TO exchanging brief remarks With them dmo,
a short call According to cynlcs. fiitcrng c,,tias
of this kind the forms Of politcncss without h.
soul. However that may be. they always nncss'
sary 70 sci tho wheels of Society going at their highest
speed.
Tuesday really good dag for weddings Inr.
West Presbyterian Church in the evening Mis-, Fd.h
Rcdfcld married TO Frederick Tabor CoOIer by ia
Rev. william J. Cooke of ST. Johns Episcopal Church
In Varclrst Six ushers, six bridesmaids and an Inn
prcssyc best added to the brliancy u the cs,,
mony in the church, Of the reception thet fDuAa
at No. SO West Forty St. the honsc of the brides
father and mother. At the same hour not far av,v
at the Hoicl Bristol, Miss katharine Motley daugbtr,
Of Inc late James NJ. Motley, was married to r ,
Macrcady. The Rev Arthur Brooks OF the ChulcL -
the incarnation, read the service. Tho hotel rc,rs
made private for the Occ2s o. were han ,umey dee
rsled alh"ngh n9t mssoy Peore me,e ,erf during
into excellent play at the largo reception which fol
out of town cons ilerabc cOn;ngcni 10. from ~,
cnnati, where the bridegroom "ncc lived.
y noteworthy wedding OF Wednesday evening WAS
that Of Miss Gertrude simpson, a granddaughter q,
Bishop simpson, and Arthur L. Conory IT,. at yo
o22 West Twenty fifth st., the brides home Thu
bride dressed in white silk, and was covered With
a white tule veil. The ornaments were diamond,
The reception was small, but distinguished On tbe
afternoon of thi, day many people showed their IN
terest I'm Miss Theda Ffley and George IIanforl Lay
by going to their wedding reception away M in Mo-I
ana. Tho marriage took place In the presence q,
relatives and Intimate friend Tie six nshcis vera
a little supcruon, AT the ccremonv lehsp-. they
were nobly useful al the crowded reception whcb
followed. The Pew. Robert iolycr real the >erlce
Tho !Iide was d.c>sed IN white satin. trimmed viii
lace and her veil was 81 iui.. -'- We a',".i4d -
no bridesmaid Special trains carried th" guests fron
r rms ry to TO ay "d ,b, o ,b a"f T. gfp ar P
the suburban Rapid Transit Road.
There was Jess doing in a matrimonial way On
Thursday. At IL 80 a M, az No. 80 West seven.
feminist. Miss Renwick, daughter ot Philip 4
Eenwck. was married 10 \. LELAND Brown % Pitts
field Mass, by The Rev. DR. Howard Crosby. q no
Fourth Avenue Presbyterian Church. and the Re. R.
Clark, Of the Church Of the PILGRIMS. Eglt petty
girls actcd As bride maids, but not an l,lor was
allowed. The only concession 10 the ,terner ,.N vas
the hest man, next TO thc bridegroom Low Invr,
Of this CITY now the brides cousin ~ n1ua,,
There a wedding breakfast later. and mans rell
tiv"S were present In ~" cycnins The afVelL
N"oicy wcddin~ vas celehlaie IN ne va d. - emo
Methodist Episcopal thurch IN East sxtieih, -. John
X Farwcn. tho urclr Of tho bride. Ms tniloil
Tarw ell. gave her away to cornell Muolcy VIII ,h,
srnction ~ the church Impaired by tlf he' p
Ripley OF Buffalo TWO bridesmaids, SIX ID h.. ara
best man. Park Mason NoOllry. COMPOSED The b.
ding uarv. ~ the reception which followed. - w.
East seventy ninihSi.. there were MANY Wei known
people Who represented various circles in id>llohabe
NcwYork society.
In Brooklyn on Tuesday evening at No 113 IenSen-
st.. the daughter II yrus T.. staples was married ~
T. Homer Trccaltin. 10y the Rev. Dr. Hail. Of Trinity.
Dr. J. b. Togert was the bridegroom, best man. srt
a maid Of honor and TWO pretty little misses attended
tho bride Four ushcrs did t.clr pat hr1y"ly Tho
h de wore heavy white saHn After tA' ceremony,
which took place before an altar impoviscl for no
occasion. there was a gay reception. on wednesday
cvculpg al No. l9J Washington Park, Iin"lin Ms
Margaret F. Rich va, married 10 L. /. Ah'r' ui ilS
CITY II was an especially pretty v'ilhG The
bl.,de I'm white MORE and Satin and tllle. Va, no
centte Of a charming wedding party lie il'o"-.o!l
i a member Of the 9TH heglf nj ana u. ~ M.
,nnitia friends gathered around to see ti' l"'' u
lin on this occasion
Tho dates OF ,hc Tuesday evening dancing cas- this
winter Will be December and 20, Janpar b. Il and
20 and February ii. Tic place OF meeting Is a. Nan
ucls Han
An rrtciialnncnt about VII oh much Is SAID ana Oh
which much IS expected + the ball ia be gwen ~
Mr., Ncwro!A 9lurli, al DcinoncOs to-moiIo" Ish~
The marriage # Richard Ilcudci son ami Miss ihNa
Oclrchs will take place at ! a. q on Neon'' y @A
at IT GcurEr, lhu.ch IL VIII lie 'aIsc ".~1'''
The enlargement was made public last week 81 p''
John Noble aud Miss Gertrude Pollard, Of Brooklyn
MIS- Irving Clarks daughter Miss BESSIE Oa"poe"
IS engaged TO Harry Y. Allen Jr.